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Project usage overview

This page summarizes the usage of all projects on drupal.org. For each week beginning on the given date the figures show the number of sites that reported they are using (any version of) the project. Detailed usage information for each release of a project is available by clicking the project name. These statistics are incomplete; only Drupal websites using the Update Status module are included in the data. As this module is now included with the download of Drupal since version 6.x, the data is heavily biased toward newer sites. http://drupal.org/project/usage

10 Drupal Modules You Can't Live Without

Via my contact form, someone asked me to list 5 or 10 of the best drupal add ons. I decided to move away from "best", and rather decided to move to "can't live without". Or to put it differently, without these 10 modules, your experience with the minimial base install of drupal is likely to suck. (in spite of my physics teacher I once had who insisted that nothing sucked, but rather blew...). Anyhow, this list isn't really ordered in any fashion other than the order that I think of ten "can't live without modules". Now -- there are many modules that have dropped my jaw that I haven't included. http://www.nicklewis.org/node/766

Syntax highlighter

This module integrates the SyntaxHighlighter Javascript Library into Drupal for source code list syntax highlighting within any Drupal contents. Note : the SyntaxHighlighter Javascript library is not included and must be downloaded and installed in sites/all/libraries . See README.txt for more details. This module is compatible with both the 2.x and 3.x versions of the Javascript library. http://drupal.org/project/syntaxhighlighter
http://www.chromaticsites.com/blog/10-must-have-drupal-modules-for-drupal-web-developers/

10 Must-Have Drupal Modules for Drupal Web Developers

Each Drupal developer out there has their own list of their “must-have” modules. These modules are the tarballs (.tar) that each developer downloads and unzips immediately after installing the Drupal CMS. The following list is partially mine and partially that of my Twitter followers. This post should help those new to Drupal get started on the right path. With any luck, other Drupal ninjas will weigh in with their must have modules that they can’t live without. If you do share any stellar modules, then we will add it to this list and give you credit for the mention, too.